Seymour Duncan Jimi Hendrix Loaded Pickguard, Voodoo Route - white 11550-08

Compatible for Hendrix Loaded Prewired Pickguard White. "In 1968, Compatible for Jimi Hendrix played a Strat loaded with pickups hand-wound by Seymour. Fifty years later, Seymour Duncan is sharing a piece of that history with you. On a chilly evening in March of 1968, Compatible for Jimi Hendrix asked a young Seymour W. Duncan to walk his guitar up onstage. That Strat was loaded with pickups Seymour had made just for Jimi, and that unforgettable night would set in motion SeymouraTMs future - and his legacy almost five decades later. Now you can be a bit closer to JimiaTMs world with their Hendrix Loaded Pickguards. The Hendrix Loaded Pickguard (Standard Route) houses those pickups in a pre-loaded 3-ply white pickguard with reverse-angle bridge pickup route. Like JimiaTMs music, the Hendrix Strat Set pickups have their roots in the traditional but with an eye on the future. Each is custom wound for a richer, melodic tone: the bridge model has an aggressive attack that cuts through while staying true to his iconic lead tone. The neck pickup sounds thick and full and is great for chord work, bluesy melodies, double-stops and JimiaTMs signature hybrid chord/melody style. And in the in-between positions thereaTMs plenty of that classic Strat aoequack.a To help you to get even closer to JimiaTMs earth-shattering tone, each pickup is made with a reverse magnet stagger to capture the effect of playing a right-handed guitar upside-down and restrung for a lefty. The 3-ply white Hendrix Loaded Pickguard features 250K pots, a 5-way pickup selector switch and .047 caps. The Hendrix Loaded Pickguard is fully authorized by Authentic Hendrix LLC. "

• Hendrix Loaded Prewired Pickguard White
• In 1968, Compatible with Jimi Hendrix played a Strat loaded with pickups hand-wound by Seymour
• Fifty years later, Seymour Duncan is sharing a piece of that history with you
• On a chilly evening in March of 1968, Compatible with Jimi Hendrix asked a young Seymour W
• Duncan to walk his guitar up onstage